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10 00
35
12 65
Alice Jenkins,
II. J. Cushing, medical attendance,
20 00
A. H. Peirce, medical attendance,
2 50
22 50
52
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
John B. Heath & Son, To expense incurred to the burial of soldiers' wives and widows, to be reimbursed by the State Burial Fund, 105 00
105 00
$ 3,108 25
Unexpended,
108 16
$ 3,216 41
Appropriation, $ 2,600 00
Due from State, cities and towns, 327 IO
Due from Otis Currier Jr., 123 51
Due from James Doyle Estate,
IO1 IO
Received from city of Haverhill account Lyman
Davis and son, 64 70
$ 3,216 41
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
W. L. Smart, annual appropriation, $ 500 00
Appropriation, $ 500 00
MEMORIAL DAY.
John N. Hunkins, memorial day appropriation, $ 75 00
Appropriation, $ 75 00
SELECTMEN'S REPORT. 53
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Taylor & Goodwin Co., cement, $ 12 00
Carriage Wheel and Gear Co., shafts for snow
plow, I pair of whiffle trees and repairs on road machine, 6 75
F. Anderson, repairing pole to road machine, 45
Agent American Express Co., expressage, 40
O. W. Jordan, stationery,
40
Hanscom Bros., supplies,
18 13
A. B. Black, snow plow, 50 00
Good Road Machine Co., parts for road machine, 8 50
F. C. Williams, repairing tools and road machine, 10 70
J. E. Currier, sewer pipe and gravel, 45 50
W. W. Lydston, supplies, I 23
Z. Lovell, lantern, oil and supplies, 3 05
W. W. Gormley, repairing tools and supplies, 7 35
I. B. Little Co., twine 10
$ 164 56
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT ON DRAIN FROM GROVE STREET TO THE CORNER OF MAIN AND WOODLAND STREETS.
J. E. Currier, 640 feet of 18 inch tile, 236 77
Charles Adams, finding grade, 7 00
G. G. Davis, 90 hours at .22 I-2, 20 25
G. G. Davis, team 61 hours at . 10, 6 10
B. B. Wood and team, 2 1-2 hours at .40, 1 00
J. W. Currier, 5 hours at .20, 1 00
M. Bailey, 10 hours at .20, 2 00
L. B. Blaisdell and team, 19 hours at .40, 7 60
54
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
M. Connor, 50 hours at .20, $ 10 00
R. H. Sargent, 53 hours at .20, IO 60
J. M. Evans, 47 hours at . 20, 9 40
J. J. Woodman, 39 hours at .20 7 So
J. Boover, 102 hours at .20, 20 40
E. F. Goodwin, 65 hours at .20,
13 00
T. Grant, 94 hours at .20,
IS So
D. C. Bunker, 65 hours at .20, 13 00
John Fitzgerald, 32 1-2 hours at .20, 6 50
$ 391 22
PAY ROLL FOR APRIL.
G. G. Davis, 114 hours at .22 1-2, 25 65
G. G. Davis, team, 103 1-2 hours at . IO, 10 35
John Fitzgerald, 128 hours at .20, 25 60
D. C. Bunker, 44 1-2 hours at .20,
S 90
W. H. Emerson and team, 57 1-2 hours at .40,
23 00
Ed. Emerson, 10 hours at .20,
2 00
R. H. Sargent and team, 169 hours at .40,
67 60
T. Grant, 2 1-2 hours at .20,
50
L. W. Howe, 140 hours at .20,
28 00
E. F. Goodwin, 163 1-2 hours at .20,
32 70
J. M. Evans, 88 1-2 hours at .20,
17 70
E. C. Little and team, S2 hours at .40,
32 80
B. B. Wood and team, 72 1-4 hours at .40,
28 90
M. Connor, 50 hours at .20,
10 00
J. D. Jones, 14 1-2 hours at .20, 2 90
$ 316 60
PAY ROLL FOR MAY.
G. G. Davis, 140 hours at .22 1-2, 31 50
G. G. Davis, team, IS5 1-2 hours at . 10, 18 55
L. B. Blaisdell and team, 60 hours at .40, 24 00
George Kittridge, 25 1-2 hours at .20,
5 10
D. C. Bunker, 137 hours at .20,
27 40
E. C. Little and team, 48 hours at .40,
19 20
F. P. Bailey, 60 hours at .20, 12 00
M. Bailey, 50 hours at .20, 10 00
R. H. Sargent, and team, 114 hours at .40, 45 60
55
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
J. M. Evans, 135 1-2 hours at .20, $ 27 10
J. D. Jones, 82 hours at .20, 16 40
John Fitzgerald, 110 hours at .20, 22 00
W. H. Emerson and team, 114 hours at .40,
45 60
W. H. Emerson and 4 horses, 10 hours at .60,
6 00
Ed. Emerson and team, 50 hours at .40,
20 00
T. Grant, 63 hours at .20,
12 60
M. Conner. 50 hours at .20,
10 00
E. F. Goodwin, 152 hours at .20,
30 40
B. B. Wood and team, 6 1-2 hours at .40,
60
T. Troughton, labor,
75
G. G. Davis, 265 loads of gravel at . 10, 26 50
$ 413 30
PAY ROLL FOR JUNE.
G. G. Davis, 135 hours at .22 I-2, 30 38
G. G. Davis, team, 141 hours at . 10, 14 10
G. G. Davis, hauling cement, from Haverhill and twine, S5
M. Bailey, 7 hours at . 20. I
40
F. P. Bailey, 4 1-2 hours at . 20, 90
L. B. Blaisdell and team, 2 hours at .40,
So
B. B. Wood and team, 12 1-2 hours at .40,
5 00
W. H. Emerson and team, 30 hours at .40, 12 00
R. H. Sargent and team, 25 hours at .40, 10 00
George Kittredge, 4 hours at .20,
So
J. D. Jones, 11 1-2 hours at .20,
30
Fred Thurlow, I hour at .20,
20
John Stimpson, 7 hours at .20,
1 40
J. J. Woodman, 5 hours at .20, 1 00
T. Grant, 102 hours at .20, 20 40
J. M. Evans, SS hours at . 20,
17 60
E. F. Goodwin, 121 1-2 hours at .20,
24 30
D. C. Bunker, 123 1-2 hours at .20, 24 70
J. Fitzgerald, 126 hours at .20,
25 20
$ 193 33
PAY ROLL FOR JULY.
G. G. Davis, 55 hours at .22 1-2, 12 38
G. G. Davis, team, 90 hours at . 10, 9 00
56
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
M. Travers, 2 hours at .20, 40
L. D. Kennett, 10 hours at .20, 2 00
B. Davis, 10 hours at .20, 2 00
E. F. Goodwin, 60 hours at .20,
12 00
D. C. Bunker, 108 1-2 hours at .20,
21 70
J. M. Evans, 70 hours at .20,
14 00
J. Fitzgerald, 52 hours at .20,
IO 40
T. Grant, 35 hours at .20, 7 00
A. J. Lovell, 4 hours at .20, So
$ 91 68
PAY ROLL FOR AUGUST.
G. G. Davis, 115 hours at .22 1-2, 25 88
G. G. Davis, team, 69 hours at .10, 6 90
J. Boover, 39 1-2 hours at .20, 7 90
M. Bailey, 29 hours at .20, 5 So
IO SO
M. Connor, 40 hours at .20,
8 00
T. Grant, 82 hours at .20,
16 40
J. Fitzgerald, 86 1-2 hours at .20,
17 30
D. C. Bunker, 118 hours at .20, 23 60
Ed. Goodwin, 124 hours at .20,
24 80
J. D. Jones, 36 hours at .20,
7 20
$ 154 58
PAY ROLL FOR OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
G. G. Davis, 90 hours at .22 I-2, 20 25
G. G. Davis, team, 101 1-2 hours at . 10, 10 15
M. Bailey, 20 hours at .20,
4 00
Wm. Greeley, 16 1-2 hours at .20,
3 30
J. D. Jones, 22 hours at . 20.
4 40
Geo. Kittredge, 54 1-2 hours at .20,
10 90
J. M. Evans, 29 1-2 hours at .20,
5 90
D. C. Bunker, 108 1-2 hours at .20,
21 70
J. Young, 109 hours at .20
21 80
J. Doyle Jr., 22 hours at .20,
4 40
L. B. Blaisdell and team, 17 hours at .40,
6 So
H. Gilday, 13 1-2 hours at .20,
2 70
A. J. Lovell, 5 hours at .20, 1 00
$
J. M. Evans, 54 hours at .20,
57
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
M. Travers, 6 1-2 hours st .20,
I 30
Wmn. Morrow, 35 hours at .20, 7 00
$ 125 60
$ 1,850 87
Appropriation, Overdrawn,
$ 1,500 00 350 87
$ 1,850 87
SNOW AND WASHOUT.
G. G. Davis, 156 hours at .22 1-2, $ 35 10
G. G. Davis, team, 83 1-2 hours at . 10, 8 35
W. H. Emerson, 7 hours at .20, I 40
W. H. Emerson and single team, 9 1-2 hours at . 30, 2 85
W. H. Emerson and team, 24 hours at .40, 9 60
Ed. Emerson, 7 hours at .20, 40
D. C. Bunker, 123 1-2 hours at .20, 24 70
E. F. Goodwin, 20 hours at .20, 4 00
J. W. Colby, 19 hours at .20,
3 So
C. P. Hoyt, II hours at .20,
2 20
B. Welch, 28 hours at .20,
5 60
J. Fitzgerald, 55 1-2 hours at .20,
II IO
C. A. Stevens, 26 hours at .20, 5 20
M. Jackson, 12 1-2 hours at .20, 2 50
R. Farar, 20 hours at .20, 4 00
W. Stevens, 12 hours at . 20, 2 40
L. Jackson, 13 hours at .20, 2 60
W. C. Riley, S hours at. . 20, I 60
R. HI. Sargent and team, 16 hours, at .40, 6 40
58
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
T. Grant, 11 hours at .20, $ 2 20
J. J. Woodman, S hours at . 20, I 60
A. Nicol, 8 hours at .20, 60
J. Barlow, 7 1-2 hours at .20,
50
Ed. Morse, 7 1-2 hours at .20,
I 50
F. Thurlow, 2 hours at .20,
40
*F. Jenkins, 1 1-2 hours at .20,
30
J. W. Bailey, 3 hours at .20,
60
L. B. Blaisdell, 22 1-2 hours at .40,
9 00
M. Cahill, 16 hours at .20,
3 20
J. Cahill, 29 1-2 hours at .20,
5 90
HI. Gilday, II hours at .20,
2 20
F. P. Bailey, 13 hours at . 20,
2 60
Fred Chase, 15 1-2 hours at .20,
3 10
J. D. Jones, 47 hours at .20,
9 40
J. A. Davis, 13 hours at .20,
: 60
J. H. Foster, 19 1-2 hours at .20,
3 90
L. D. Kennett, 24 hours at .20,
4 So
M. Connor, 7 1 -2 hours at .20, * Moses Blotner,
5 54
$ 198 24
G. G. Davis, 86 hours at .22 I-2, $ 19 35
G. G. Davis' team, 114 hours at . 10, II 40
C. Wilson, 19 hours at . 20, 3 80
G. L. Heath, 25 1-2 at .20,
5 10
L. Bailey, 7 hours at .20,
1 40
*J. H. Foster, 25 hours at .20,
5 00
E. F. Goodwin, So hours at .20,
16 00
E. C. Emerson, 17 hours at .20,
3 40
W. H. Emerson and team, 67 hours at .40,
26 So
D. C. Bunker, 61 hours at .20,
12 20
J. Fitzgerald, 40 hours at .20,
8 00
T. Grant, 30 hours at .20, 6 00
J. M. Evans, 59 hours at .20, II SO
I. M. Gould, 7 hours at .20,
40
W. S. Sargent, 4 hours at .20,
So
L. B. Blaisdell, 7 1-2 hours at .20, 1 50
L. B. Blaisdell and team, 15 hours at .40
6 00
50
59
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
F. P. Bailey. 8 1-2 hours at .20, $ 1 70
F. H. Chase, 8 1-2 hours at .20, 1 70
J. Cahill, 17 1-2 hours at .20 3 50
J. D. Jones, 15 hours at . 20, 3 00
W. II. Emerson and team, 5 hours at . 30, 50
M. Cahill, 17 1-2 hours at .20, 3 50
$ 154 85
*To J. S. Clement for taxes.
PAY ROLL FOR DECEMBER.
G. G. Davis, 44 hours at .22 1-2, $ 9 90
G. G. Davis team, 5 hours at . 10, 50
R. H. Sargent and team, 32 hours at .40, 12 80
L. B. Blaisdell and team, 13 hours at .40, 5 20
W. H. Emerson, 7 hours at .20,
I 40
W. H. Emerson and team, 15 1-2 hours at .40, 6 20
30 1
Wm. Morrow, 27 1-2 hours at .20, 5 50
J. J. Woodman, 16 1-2 hours at .20, 3 30
T. Grant, 16 1-2 hours at .20, 3 30
James Young, 54 hours 1-2 at .20, 10 90
A. Nicol, 13 hours at .20,
2 60
A. Nicol and team, 5 hours at .40,
2 00
D. C. Bunker, 47 1-2 hours at .20,
9 50
C. A. Stevens, 12 hours at .20,
2 40
Geo. Kittridge, 4 hours at .20,
So
J. D. Jones, 15 1-2 hours at .20,
3 10
J. Cahill, 9 hours at .20.
So
M. Bailey, II hours at .20,
2 20
I. H. Pendergast, team to Bear IIill, 75
I. II. Pendergast, team, 1 75
Removing snow, account Citizens st. R. R. Co., 7 30
SNOW JANUARY PAY ROLL.
G. G. Davis, 34 hours at 22 1-2 $ 7 65
G. G. Davis team, 10 hours at . 10, I 00
J. T. Young, 3 hours at .20, 60
E. F. Goodwin, 16 1-2 hours at .20, 3 30
$ 94 50
Henry Gilday, 6 1-2 hours at .20,
60
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
Wm. Morrow, 5 1-2 hours at .20, $ I IO
E. C. Little and team, I hours at .40, 40
H. O. Walker and team, 6 1-2 hours at .40, 2 60
I. M. Gould, 2 hours at .20, 40
I. M. Gould and team, 6 1-2 hours at .40,
2 60
L. B. Blaisdell and team, 17 hours at .40,
6 80
R. H. Sargent and team, 38 hours at .40,
15 20
D. C. Bunker, 13 hours at .20,
2 60
J. D. Jones, 16 hours at .20,
, 20
D. Morrison, 2 hours at .20, 40
1
40
J. Cahill, 3 1-2 hours at .20, 70
M. Bailey, 2 hours at .20, 40
Geo. Kittridge, 7 hours at .20, 40
51 75
Due from Citizens St. R. R. Co.,
7 30
$ 492 04
No appropriation.
IMPROVEMENT OF ROAD FROM WATERING
TROUGH TO PORT.
G. G. Davis, 97 hours at .22 I-2, $ 21 83
G. G. Davis, team, 71 1-2 hours at . 10, 7 15
D. C. Bunker, 234 hours at .20, 46 80
E. F. Goodwin, 104 hours at .20, 20 80
J. Boover, 89 hours at .20, 17 80
M. Connor, 94 hours at .20, 18 80
.M. Bailey, 94 hours at .20, 18 80
$ 499 34
J. Connor, 7 hours at .20,
61
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
J. D. Jones, 90 hours at .20, $ 18 00
Chas. Bailey, 58 1-2 hours at .20, II 70
R. H. Sargent and team, 110 hours at .40, 44 00
J. J. Woodman, 45 hours at .20, 9 00
L. Y. Stevens, 85 hours at .20,
17 00
J. Young, 84 hours at .20,
16 80
F. P. Bailey, 55 hours at .20,
II 00
Michael Travers, 45 hours at .20,
9 00
T. Grant, 210 hours at .20, 42 00
J. M. Evans, 37 1-2 hours at .20,
7 50
W. H. Emerson and team, 79 hours at .40,
31 60
Ed. Emerson, 14 hours at .20, 2 So
William Greeley, 78 hours at .20,
15 60
B. B. Wood and team, 35 hours at .40,
14 00
Peter Greeley, 33 1-2 hours at .20,
6 70
Jim Doyle, 70 hours at . 10,
14 00
L. B. Blaisdell and team, 40 hours at .40,
16 00
John E. Currier, 2500 feet of 5 inch tile,
135 91
Appropriation, Overdrawn,
74 59
$ 574 59
STREET LIGHTS.
W. W. Loyns, care of lights, $ 121 00
E. W. Morse, care of lights,
271 75
Preble Bros., oil, 218 63
Z. Lovell & Co., oil and supplies,
96 43
C. E. Rowell, supplies,
I 50
E. D. George, repairing lights,
3 00
F. C. Williams, repairs,
50
Agent American Ex. Co., expressage,
40
Globe Gas Light Co., glass,
4 50
J. E. Currier, glass,
9 14
$ 726 85
$700 00
Appropriation, Overdrawn,
26 85
$ 726 85
$ 574 59
$ 500 00
62
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
SIDEWALKS.
G. G. Davis, 17 hours at .22 1-2, $ 3 83
G. G. Davis, team 64 hours at . 10, 6 40
John Fitzgerald, 40 hours at .20, 8 00
R. II. Sargent, 20 hours at .20, 4 00
T. Grant, 40 hours at .20, S 00
E. F. Goodwin, 22 hours at .20,
4 40
J. M. Evans, 46 hours at . 20, 9 20
D. C. Bunker, 32 hours at .20, 6 40
J. Woodman, 25 hours at .20, 5 00 A. H. Saltmarsh, concreting, 371 IO
$ 426 33
Appropriation, $ 200 00
Received from C. H. Noyes,
5 55
Received from Humphrey Nichols Heirs,
25 50
Received from Little & Howe,
9 75
Received from Haverhill & Amesbury St. R. R.
25 35
Received from A. W. Sargent,
9 15
Due from Lucy M. Blodgett,
II 85
Due from Little & Larkin,
40 50
Overdrawn, 98 68
$ 426 33
ENFORCING LIQUOR LAW.
Appropriation,
$ 500 00
No Expenditures.
SELECTMEN'S REPORT. 63
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Alex. Oxley, engineer, $ 25 00
Alex. Oxley, supplies, 66
Oliver W. Jordan, engineer, 25 00
Oliver W. Jordan, supplies, 8 50
C. H. Hughes, engineer, 25 00
C. L. Morse, steward, 95 00
F. B. Clement, engineer of steamer, and supplies and care of fire alarm, 102 82
W. H. Boothroyd. assistant engineer steamer, 25 00
W. II. Boothroyd, supplies, I SS
C. O. Libby, stoker of steamer,
25 00
Otis Currier, account steward, 1901,
10 00
Wood Bros., hauling hook and ladder and grading in front of house, 32 40
R. H. Sargent, hauling steamer, 2 00
N. F. Stevens, re-varnishing steamer and hook and ladder truck, 51 48
George M. Stevens, fire alarm supplies, 50 82
Albert Parker, repairs on Mcclellan engine, 5 00
Sargent Coal Co., coal, 70 91
C. B. Denney, Treasurer, supplies, 7 15
Warren Bailey, labor on fire alarm, 17 50
American Electrical Works. supplies, 3 13
Carriage Wheel and Gear Co., pair of wheels for Ilose Wagon, 10 00
A. II. Saltmarsh, concreting in front of house, 29 25
Standard Extinguisher Co., 2 extinguishers, 50 00
Merrimac Plating Works, labor and supplies, 1 30
W. II. Emerson, hauling hook and ladder, 6 00
Martin Cahill, steward Port house, 42 00
64
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
L. B. Blaisdell, hauling engine, $ 2 50
L. B. Blaisdell, wood, pole and labor, $ 40
C. A. Stevens, fixing up in front of house, 5 45
W. W. Lydston, supplies, 45
Merrimac Budget, printing, 35
C. W. Chapman, repairs on house, 7 70
J. C. Libby, labor and supplies on house, 5 21
Agent American Ex. Co., 20 badges for firemen, 18 40
C. O. Libby, part of salary 1901, 15 00
F. C. Williams, repairs on hook and ladder and hose wagon, 17 75
I. H. Pendergast, teams for A. Oxley, 7 30
Mrs. F. Wiggin, caneing six chairs, 3 60
C. E. Rowell, supplies for department, 2 81
Z. Lovell & Co., supplies for department, 8 05
$ 849 77
STEAMBER CO. NO. I SALARY AND OVERTIME.
A. B. Carter,
$ 17 75
G. W. Handley,
17 75
C. O. Libby, 16 75
Charles Morse,
17 50
F. B. Clement,
16 00
W. Boothroyd,
16 00
Otis Currier,
17 50
Charles Doonan,
17 75
J. P. Flynn,
17 00
Martin Gilmore,
16 75
Michel Gilmore,
17 50
A. W. Sawyer,
17 63
F. Wiggin,
17 75
D. Tibbets,
14 25
T. W. Keogh,
11 25
W. J. Beauchemin,
10 00
J. Miller,
3 75
J. Doonan,
6 25
W. Heath,
3 75
J. Nicol,
1 25
.
$ 274 13
SELECTMEN'S REPORT. 65
HOOK AND LADDER CO. SALARY AND OVERTIME.
J. W. Brady, $ 17 13
C. S. C. Bridges, 17 88
M. Travers, Jr. 16 25
William Morrison, 16 25
John Donahue, 16 25
HI. Coombs, 16 25
W. Coombs, 16 25
W. H. Rogers,
16 25
W. A. Barbeau,
15 38
Harry Carroll.
16 25
HI. E. Hoyt,
II 25
H. Bonnar,
16 63
J. H. Ollis,
6 25
J. Donahue, Steward, 5 00
$ 203 27
MC CLELLAN HAND ENGINE CO. SALARY.
A. E. Coleman, $ 12 70
C. L. Bailey. 12 70
FF. O. Bailey, 12 70
R. J. Eaton, 12 70
L. B. Blaisdell, 12 70
M. Cahill,
12 70
S. C. Blaisdell,
70
M. Blaisdell,
12 70
M. Bailey,
12 70
J. W. Bailey,
12 70
F. H. G. Chase,
12 70
J. Cahill,
12 70
Benjamin Carter
12 70
C. A. Carter,
70
C. E. Coleman,
12 70
C. E. Colemen Jr.,
12 70
J. W. Currier,
12 70
II. Evans.
12 70
G. H. Gilday,
12 70
H. Gilday,
12 70
66
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
J. Grocut,
$ 12 70
L. Y. Stevens,
12 70
W. S. Tuckwell, 12 70
J. Welch,
12 70
L. J. Whittier,
12 70
J. A. Williams.
12 70
D. J. Tibbets,
25
L. D. Goddard,
10 00
$341 45
$1,668 62
Unexpended,
131 38
$1,800 00
Appropriation,
$1,800 00
SPRINKLING DEPARTMENT.
Wood Brothers, sprinkling,
$ 124 00
W. H. Emerson, sprinkling,
8 00
J. A. Heath, care of pump and pipe,
10 00
$ 142 00
Appropriation, Overdrawn,
$ 100 00
42 00
$ 142 00
SELECTMEN'S REPORT. 67
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
J. G. Morrell, Superintendent, $ 437 50
George E. Chickering, Superintendent, 312 50
C. W. Cutts, Principal High, 1152 50
H. G. Benson, assistant High,
190 00
M. A. Dow, assistant High, 210 00
Grace Newhall, assistant High, 413 12
Alfred K. Lowe, first Grammar,
452 50
Lilla M. Phelps, second Grammar, 380 00
Mary Head, third Grammar, 380 00
Ida M. Blaisdell, first Grammar, Port, 427 50
L. Pearl French, first Intermediate,
380 00
Annie F. Dodge, second Intermediate,
345 00
Etta H. Colby, first Primary,
380 00
Mary L. Brown, second Primary, Prospect street, 380 00 Blanche Cunningham, second Primary, Middle street, 345 00
IIattie A. Baxter, Primary, Port,
380 00
Abbie L. Clement, Bear IIill,
332 50
Evelyn Josselyn, Birch Meadow,
72 00
Mary Hainsworth, Birch Meadow,
135 00
M. Eva Robinson, Music,
210 So
Maud II. Rose, Drawing,
200 00
Carrie Evans, substitute, 20 00
W. B. Kelley, transportation of scholars, 100 00
G. G. Davis, transportation of scholars, 138 15
C. P. Baker, janitor Centre, 288 00
68
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
Frank Trefethen, janitor Middle street, $ 225 00
Edward Whalen, janitor Prospect street, 76 00
John Sargent, janitor Port, 76 00
John Davis, janitor Bear Hill, 38 00
Evelyn Josselyn, janitor Birch Meadow, 6 So
Mary Hainsworth, janitor Bich Meadow,
15 00
The Fuller & Warren Heating and Ventilating Co., in full for heater and ventilator, 238 40
Owell, Brewer, Publishing Co., supplies, 1 92
Scott, Forseman & Co., supplies,
5 62
J. L. Hammett & Co., books and supplies,
176 53
Ginn & Co., books and supplies,
78 94
E. E. Babb & Co., books and supplies,
32 31
Silver, Burdett & Co., supplies,
25 15
George S. Perry, books and supplies,
94 90
Werner School Book Co., supplies,
2 10
Educational Publishing Co., supplies,
1 67
George F. King Co., supplies,
33 45
Howard & Brown, supplies,
11 20
J. T. Barnard & Co., binding books,
113 9S
A. B. Tyrell, supplies,
3 90
American Book Co., books and supplies,
83 77
D. C. Heath & Co. supplies, 10 46
Bunkio Maluski, supplies,
2 20
Thomas R. Shewell, supplies,
13 54
J. A. Glass Co., supplies,
: 50
Story & Co., supplies,
7 50
Suffolk Ink Co., ink,
4 00
C. H. Fellows & Co., supplies,
8 50
Thompson, Brown & Co., supplies,
4 17
Merrimac Budget, supplies,
34 25
Little & Co. supplies,
5 29
Wadsworth & Howland, supplies,
74
I. B. Little & Co., supplies,
30
Z. Lovell & Co., supplies,
16 21
II. A. Baxter, supplies,
S5
Wood Bros., hauling sand,
50
Edward Perkins Lumber Co., stock,
5 07
Bion Green, freight,
1 00
69
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Agent American Express Co., expressage, 10 50
Sargent Coal Co., coal, 631 37
George W. Sargent, wood, 27 50
W. B. Kelley, supplies and car fare, 6 76
S. A. McConnell, stock and labor, 4 65
John E. Currier, supplies, 12 46
George C. Chase, services graduation exercises,
15 00
John Donahue, painting and whitening 19 96
Natt Head, filling in diplomas,
I 25
Mrs. E. W. Smart, stamps, 1 75
City of Haverhill, tuition, Mildred Chase, Fred Davis, Harry Sheys, 30 00
Frank R. Whicher, flags and supplies, 8 93
Charles S. Woodman, caning chair,
75
T. Monroe Sargent, cleaning Birch Meadow school house, 50
C. P. Baker, cleaning and labor on school house, 34 25
Mrs. John Patten, cleaning school house at Port, IO 35
Mrs. Edward Whalen, cleaning school house at Prospect street, 10 00
Mrs. Mary Simmons, cleaning school house at Bear Hill, 4 00
F. II. Trefethen. cleaning, labor and supplies on Middle street school house, 46 56
W. W. Lydston, supplies, 17 91
C. A. Stevens, cleaning vaults and yards, 20 10
D. B. Wright, repairs on school house at Port, 3 70
J. C. Libby, repairs on school house, 18 15
J. W. Davis, repairs on school house at Bear Hill,. 1 50
J. E. Muldoon, repairs on stoves and furnace, 29 84
F. C. Williams, repairs on stoves and pump, 5 00
R. E. Farrar, painting and repairing school house and painting flag staff and ball, 15 34
H. M. Hughes, caning chair, 75
J. G. Morrell, stamps and car fare 3 50
S. Scofield, taking school census, 15 00
A. P. Marden, repairing and tuning piano, 2 50
H. W. Wood, cleaning clock, 1 50
C. W. Chapman, repairs on school house, 25 30
70
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George S. Prescott, repairing lightning rods on Middle street school house, $ 34 10
I. H. Pendergast freighting, 3 79
G. A. Curtis, expressing, 1 05
T. H. Hoyt, stamps, stationery and expressing, 2 89
J. II. Foster, flag staff 4 00
Bailey Sargent, insurance on school houses, 170 51
- $ 10,775 76
Appropriation school purposes, $ 8,200 00
Superinitendent of schools, 375 00
Transportation of Scholars, 500 00
817 44
Received from Massachusetts school fund, State, superintendent of schools,
625 00
Dog tax,
153 90
Tuition, State,
29 40
Tuition, Pytherbridge and Clement,
20 00
Grass and apples at Port,
3 00
Overdrawn, . 52 02
$ 10,775 76
COURT FEES.
Received from the Court,
$ 190 00
$ 190 00
A. S. Nixon, fees,
$ 58 09
Unexpended,
131 91
$ 190 00
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Merrimac Budget, printing town reports, $ 130 00
Merrimac Budget, printing poll tax list, voters list, tally sheet, publishing warrants and
supplies, 91 75
Sargent Coal Co., coal and wood for hall and pol- ice station, 47 31
Oliver W. Jordan, notifying officers and serving warrants, 22 00
Haverhill and Amesbury Street Railway Co., three whistle valve, 13 50
E. C. Little, cleaning vaults at hall, 2 50
W. H. Scott, labor and stock to repairs in hall, 90
Mills & McClintock, labor and stock to repair wa- tering trough at Bear Hill, 5 00
Mrs. E. W. Smart, stamps and box rent, 9 50
J. C. Libby, putting up and taking down voting booths, 4 50
Austin Peters, stamp to brand carcases, 1 75
J. J. Woodman, mowing cemeterys, 15 00
J. E. Muldoon, repairs on furnace in hall, 3 So
Grately & Wheeler, glass for hall, 1 50
F. L. Parker, stock for decorating hall, 37 48
Simonds &JAdams, stock for decorating hall, II 05
John E. Currier, supplies for hall, 6 43
A. F. Nason, charcoal,
2 50
J. L. Fairbanks, pauper register, 6 50
Carter Ink Co., ink, 75
W. W. Lydston, bracket for hall,
Z. Lovell & Co., supplies for hall and police station, S 03 Z. Lovell & Co., supplies for tramps, 4 S5
J. B. Heath & Son, returning 29 deaths, 7 25
72
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A. II. Pierce, returning 5 births, $ 1 25
F. E. Sweetsir, returning 24 births, 6 00
F. E. Sweetsir, free vaccination, 239 at .50, 119 50
F. L. Parker, vaccine points, 39 69
I. H. Pendergast, teams for police, 4 75
Agent American express Co., expressage, 2 65
Bion Green, freight, I 12
W. E. Shey, burying dog at river, 50
Moses Bailey, burying dog at river, 50
J. W. Currier, burying dogs at river, 1 00
W. L. Smart, stationery and stamps, 60
A. S. Nixon, serving warrants, 9 00
Bailey Sargent, recording births and deaths and stationery, 24 78
Bailey Sargent, insurance on hall,
78 00
Story & Co., tax collector's book, stationery and telephoning, 5 86
G. A. Curtis, expressing, 65
C. H. Hughes, care of watering trough, 5 00
W. V. Moulton, reward offered in 1900 for parties that broke in the stores of Story & Co. and Kempton, 50 00
E. D. George, expenses to Boston, blank notes and visiting poor, 12 62
E. D. george, copying valuation books for the com- monwealth, 10 00
R. H. Sargent, expenses to Boston, 2 50
T. II. Hoyt, legal advice 1900 and 1901, 45 00
M. C. Flanders, painting sign boards ISos, 10 30
$ 867 30
Appropriation, $ 600 00
Received for grass in cemeterys, + 00
Overdrawn,
263 30
$ 867 30
*
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STATISTICS FROM VALUATION BOOK.
Valuation of Real Estate,
$995,505 00
Personal Property, 277,785 00
66
Resident Bank Stock, 62,725 00
66
Non-Resident Bank Stock, 67,275 00
Number of persons assessed on property,
664
66
for poll tax only,
284
66
acres of land,
50So
. .
dwelling houses,
534
horses,
215
66
COWS,
239
66
sheep,
O
66
swine,
25
66
neat cattle other than cows,
64
Total tax assessed,
$24,235 22
Rate of taxation per thousand,
18 00
County tax.
1,095 70
State tax, 805 00
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STATE AND MILITARY AID.
STATE AID.
For twelve months ending February 1, 1902.
Rhoda Belell,
48 00
George Brown,
48 00
John Doherty, 60 00
Clarissa J. Frye,
48 00
George A. Grant,
24 00
Mary E. Grant,
12 00
Margaret Handley,
24 00
Mary A. Hughes,
24 00
Charles P. Hunkins,
60 00
John Jenkins,
60 00
Alice Jenkins,
20 00
Stephen D. Kennett,
48 00
Lydia A. Kennett,
48 00
Wm. F. Martins,
60 00
Adeline Noyes,
24 00
Moses Stevens,
48 00
Mary E. Stevens,
48 00
Mary Whalen,
4 00
Edw. C. Tibbetts,
48 00
$756 00
MILITARY. AID
Lyman Sargent, 12 00
Jeremiah Mahoney, 169 35
$ISI 35
COLLECTOR'S ACCOUNT.
W. C. RUSSELL, COLLECTOR.
W. C. RUSSELL, Collector, in account with the Town of Merrimac.
Dr.
Uncollected taxes February 13, 1901, $524 51
Cr.
Paid Treasurer,
$28 34
Balance Uncollected,
496 17
$524 51
Respectfully submitted,
W. C. RUSSELL, Collector.
Merrimac, Mass. February 8, 1902.
LIST OF TAXES REMAINING UNPAID.
1893.
Battis, Benj. H. 15 69
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